Martin Armstrong’s Economic Confidence Model - D-Day for a turning point is near or how Pi makes for cyclical history.

If you had a computer with a world-wide model spanning much of civilized history and which predicts significant Economic/Political turning points to the day, what would you do as an investor?

The date, it turns out, will be April 19th or April 20th. The host at the ContraHour blog reveals he is watching the USD rather than the broad stock market whereas I had interpreted it as a ‘Get-out-of-stocks’ signal. This is significant to me amongst the talks of a Global Currency before and after the G20 summit. Besides, I am convinced myself the dollar will crash. Or it could be a massive event stemming from Quant funds deleveraging as they are taken aback by the recent rally when the fundamentals are still very bad. Here’s another similar view from Business Insider.

I wrote about Martin Armstrong and his flabbergasting model in this post on YashLabs - A Global Economic Crisis - New models for investments

In short, Armstrong has detected a historical cycle for major events based on Pi. What else could be anyway, right? A cycle - circle - cyclical - circular - it can only be a model incorporating Pi if it’s regular. In his model, there’s also a time-frame for the collapse of whole political or societal structures, and that would coincide with the collapse of the U.S.A. around next year or in two years.

Read Martin Armstrong’s latest at ContraHour, Why models are our only hope - should we create a model to manage our social-economy?

In it, he recounts in additional detail how his Judge (Armstrong writes from jail) seemingly accuses him of inspiring himself from the movie Pi by Aronosky, when it fact, the movie is based on Armstrong himself.

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